Safety thrives when leaders walk the talk. It's not about policies—it's about presence, consistency, and real investment on the floor.

New federal data reveals contrasting trends in local construction job markets, as demand for key projects fuels growth in some regions while others struggle with labor shortages and policy uncertainty ...

A new initiative aims to improve how individuals and organizations access official guidance on complex workplace regulations across five key enforcement divisions.

New research shows EV fire blankets can suppress flames—but may trap flammable gases, creating explosion risks for ...

A year-long collaboration between OSHA, state agencies, labor leaders, and contractors showcases how integrated safety efforts can shape workplace culture and outcomes in high-risk industries.

A recent move by the N.C. Department of Labor aims to strengthen jobsite protections through investment in the professionals who enforce workplace safety laws.

New studies point to the importance of early intervention and biomechanical innovations in reducing long-term disability risks, especially among younger workers.

A global safety consultant, a decorated U.S. Marine, pioneering academics, and a DEI trailblazer join the profession’s most distinguished ranks.

From cutting-edge PPE to live tech demos and career resources, this year’s Orlando event promises to raise the bar for safety ...

Federal investigators found multiple safety violations following a fatal incident at a Florida donation center, including a repeat offense related to fall protection.

With parts of the state expected to reach triple-digit heat, employers are reminded of their legal obligations to protect both indoor and outdoor workers from serious heat-related illnesses.

3. One-size-fits-all won’t cut it. Employers must move beyond a default gear list. A one-size-fits-all approach is no longer compliant or defensible. This may require sourcing PPE from multiple ...